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Police fired tear gas after Arema FC supporters stormed the pitch

174 killed during riot at soccer match in Indonesia

At least 174 people have died at an Indonesian football stadium riot in which thousands of home fans invaded the pitch and police responded with tear gas that triggered a stampede, authorities have said.

Damaged buildings on Matlacha Island, Florida

Death toll in Florida after Hurricane Ian rises to 44

Keith Donegan at Zandvoort © 2022 Sebastiaan Rozendaal / Dutch Photo Agency.

'I'm pushing to get an Irish driver into our seat'

'What we are exposed to in early life can affect our risk of developing cancer later in life'. Photo: Westend61 GmbH/Alamy Stock Photo

Why are more and more people under 50 getting cancer?

Ireland's Fittest Family is set to return on Sunday, October 2

Ireland's Fittest Family: Meet the newest crop of families

Firemen hosing down the ruins of Kilteragh, Sir Horace Plunkett's house outside Dublin, which was burned down by anti-Treaty forces in February 1923. Plunkett was a Senator of the Irish Free State. Photo: Walshe/Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty

Settling scores: everyday violence during the Civil War

32 niche museums to visit – one in every county

Sinéad O'Connor in Nothing Compares. Photo credit: Andrew Catlin/Courtesy of SHOWTIME

Prince estate denies use of key song in new Sinéad film

Project Arts Centre presents 'Who is it for?' by Róisín Nolan

Long Reads

The euro is in an unusual position of getting stronger against sterling, but weaker against the dollar

Coining it: What currency shifts mean for Ireland

Toy Show The Musical celebrates a national tradition

Forgotten Tales of Irish Goddesses - read an extract

Photo: RTÉ Guide

Miriam O'Callaghan: "I never plan my life. I just don't."

Crazy Dreams by Paul Brady - read an exclusive extract

Eamon Carr

Listen to Eamon Carr's new poem about Ukraine

Róisín Carroll, a 19-year-old from Ballina, Co. Mayo

The Disconnect: New show explores when social media turns toxic

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Superb solo goal in Cavan SFC semi-final

Conor Casey weighed in with a superb solo goal for Gowna in the Cavan SFC semi-final.

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Superb solo goal in Cavan SFC semi-final

The Late Late Show

Donncha O'Callaghan frustrated with in-game delays

No Worries If Not!

Peter O'Mahony: Win 'paramount' for Munster

Climate Heroes: The Zero Waste Wedding Caterer

A community-led charity for families with autistic children

Dublin stalwart Brian Mullins dies aged 68

Coolio performs on RTÉ's Open House in 2002

Ireland 'sleepwalking' into Euro 2024 draw | RTÉ Soccer Podcast

Russia to annex four occupied Ukrainian regions in ceremony

New exhibition celebrates people with Down syndrome

Coolio tried to teach Podge and Rodge how to rap

The Old Man

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris star Ellen Thomas

'I'm not sure how to feel' - Stephen Kenny

Opening of new €3m UCD athletics track

Dublin protest over death of Mahsa Amini in Iran

Government announces €11 billion Budget package

The community bike workshop in Clonakilty

Be Energy Aware

Switch it off: 'International prices, events and conditions determine what we pay for energy in Ireland and the Irish government has little power when it comes to influencing these prices'

How to save cash on your energy bills

What will inflation mean for Irish energy and climate policies?

How well insulated is your house?

What are the best ways to retain heat in your house this winter?

Phil Smyth, Physicist and Engineer with UCD Discovery and Simply Science, joins Claire Byrne on RTÉ Radio 1 to discuss the cost of home appliances.

How to keep costs down when it comes to home appliances

'Smart tariff' customers will also see savings on off-peak rates when changes come into effect in October

Large energy users to see higher costs from 5pm-7pm

The sun always shines on PV

All you need to know about putting solar panels on your roof

Today's CSO figures show that average energy consumption varied considerably more by household type than by energy efficiency rating

Homes with better energy ratings consume less power

'We now spend over €1 million each hour importing oil and gas into Ireland'. Photo: Getty Images

How should Ireland go about protecting its energy supplies?

Your new smart electricity meter will look like this, but will it save you money?

Smart electricity meters are coming so what can we expect?

The scheme offers up to €2,400

Government launches solar panel scheme for businesses

Customers are advised not to use non-essential electrical goods between 5pm and 7pm (Pic: RollingNews.ie)

Most smart-meter customers not using key feature

Civil War Remembered

The burning of Sir Horace Plunkett's house Kilteragh in February 1923. Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland

A two minute guide to everyday violence in the Civil War

Firemen hosing down the ruins of Kilteragh, Sir Horace Plunkett's house outside Dublin, which was burned down by anti-Treaty forces in February 1923. Plunkett was a Senator of the Irish Free State. Photo: Walshe/Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive/Getty

Settling scores: everyday violence during the Civil War

Gavin Foster, filmed at the Irish Civil War National Conference at UCC in June 2022

Wall of Silence: Memory and the Civil War

A bridge destroyed by a bomb that was set off to wreck the mail train in Kiltoom Co. Roscommon. Image courtesy of the National Library of Ireland

Guerrillas in the west: guerrilla warfare during the Civil War

The wedding photo of Kevin O'Higgins, flanked by the friends who would become his enemies.

Sentenced to death: the Civil War executions

Clashmealcon Caves, site of one of the last acts of extreme violence of the Civil War

Cave men: cave hideouts during the Civil War